Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-17

Bader -. ............l La ROGUE. e......... Sd
W atSii'..... .....'..'S outClilie.'.. ....c
DWyer...... 80. LIST AlVOrd ........ .... IS
GehnlS. IN w nlteley .... .... .m
Harter. ........... ....c FaatZ.... .........1st
krehmeyer. er...........r BroSnam... I'd
R0urke. e...........3d Bryan. ................l
Swift......... I'D Van Dyke......... ..r
liousman. ....."p Btsle sle.............,p ~
.Bttle made his first appearance for Des
MoineS as pitcher and did fair work. The
visitors put in their old battery-Harter and
Houseman. Their work in the field was
good. The game opened with the home team
al the bat and they were retired in one, two
and three order, amid the cheers of the
Omaha delegation. For Omaha, Bader fouled
out to Sutclitfe; Walsh bit for a home run;
Dwyer went out pitcher to first; Harter from
!.aRocque to Faatz, In the second inning
Faatz sent an easy one to short and was re-
tired: BrOsnan flew out to Krehmeyer and
one to Bittle, who threw him out at first;
Gennls followed In the same way and
Rourke sent fly to Whitley and was re-
tired The third inning found Van Dyke at
bat and he was tielded out from short to first;
Bittle took his base on balls and reached
third on La Rocques single; La ROGUE stole
second and scored with Bitte on Sutclitfe's
two.base hit; .Alverd went out at first:
Whitley got his base on balls but was caught
at second, leaving Sutclitfe on third for
Omaha Swift went out from Btte to Faatz;
Hoseman famed wind, and Bader sent an
easy one to Faatz. In the fourth Faatz
batted out: Brosnan took his base on balls,
Dykes single; Van Dyke stole second;
Bitte battod out La ROGUE was thrown out
at at first, leaving Van Dyke ON second and
was taken in by Van Dyke; Dwyer sent one
to Faatz and was retired; Harter was given
base on balls: Krehmeyer went out on al fly,
leaving Harter on first In the fifth SUIT
cllfe went out to Swift and Alverd to Walsh: {:
Whitley sent one to Dwyer and was retired;
for Omaha Gennis was thrown out at first;
Roukers fly was taken in by Bittle; Swift
got. his base on balls; HonSeman went to
base, where they died. In the sixth
Faatz was thrown out pitcher to first; Bros
nam, RYAN, Van Dyke and Bittle scored,
making four runs in this inning. In the
seventh Faatz, Brosnam and Bryan were re-
tired, making another goose egg for Des
Moines; for Omaha Genins was retired by
Bryan; Bourke scored. and Brader and
Walshe were. retired. In the eighth Des
Moines retired without score and Omaha
on an error of Faatz, made three runs. In
the ninth Des Moines made two and Omaha
was unable to see first. Score by innings: .
1@,Sl Bss MOines. 3 J Q 9 9 9 % %
OPENING ASSOCIATION GAMES.
CINCINNATI, April 16.-The opening game
of the association season was played here
to-day. score:
Cias1nnaii..:::::S CiaSeIandl e-s e-ls
Pitchers-Mullane and Pechiney. Umpire
-Cuthbert.
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-The opening game
Of the American association was played here
to-day. Score:
Louisville. .......1 0 o o 0 2 n s
| ST. Louis 3 0 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Pitchers-Ramsey and Foutz. Umpire
Bauer.
BALTIMORE, April iG.-The opening game
Of the American association series was
played here to-day. Score:
Baltimore. Q i s
Athletics. 20 % 0 0 O l. 3
Base hits-Baltimore II, Athletics g..
Errors-Baltimore 1, Athletics 2. Pitchers
Kilroy and Seward. umplre-Knight
New YORK. April l6.-At least 1850 peo-
pie went to Washington park to see the
Brooklyns and Metropolitans open the
American association season to-day. Score:
Brooklyn. q 4-14
MetrOpolitans.1 0 4 0 o 3 2 0 DO
Ten innings. Base hts-Brooklyn 2l,
MetrOpolltans IA. ErrOrs-Brooklyn 0,
Metropolitans 6. Umpire-McQuade.